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The record-holder for the fastest 40 time at the NFL Scouting Combine since 1999, when an electronic clock was first used at the event, is John Ross III. In 2017, the wide receiver ran the 40-yard dash in a record-setting 4.22 seconds.

Linemen: 30-39. Tight Ends and Linebackers: 25-30. Running Backs: 20-25. Defensive Backs and Receivers: 15-20.

If anyone could run a sub 4.1 forty, it was Darrell Green. Many sources report a 4.12 forty yard dash time for Bo Jackson and if you watched him turn the corner and run down the sidelines in 1987 versus the Seattle Seahawks, you would not doubt any time reported by this freak of nature.

The worst bench press in the history of the NFL Scout Combine belongs to former Redskins cornerback and Love Boater Fred Smoot. It was reported that Smoot only managed one rep of 225 pounds during the combine's bench-press test, making him the weakest athlete in combine history.

The physical tests examined during the NFL Combine include: the 40-yard dash, 225-lb bench press, vertical jump, broad jump, proagility shuttle test, and the 3-cone drill.

A fast stopwatch at the 2022 NFL Combine led to buzz when Tyquan Thompson seemingly set the record with a 4.21 40-yard dash time. However, the NFL officially announced following Thursday's event that Thornton officially finished with a 4.28 time.

Justin Ernest, Eastern Kentucky, DT: In 1999, Ernest completed 51 bench press reps of 225 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine, which remains the most of all time.

The current NFL Scouting Combine bench press record is 49 reps of 225 pounds, set by former Oregon State defensive tackle Stephen Paea in 2011.

40-yard dash NameYearTimeJohn Ross20174.22Chris Johnson20084.24Dri Archer20144.26Marquise Goodwin20134.276 more rows ?

Justin Ernest, Eastern Kentucky, DT: In 1999, Ernest completed 51 bench press reps of 225 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine, which remains the most of all time.